Sentence examples for differences of approach from inspiring English sources

But there are clearly emerging differences of approach.

The differences of approach between the people who were given these labels were important and worth debating.

Sitting around a table at the studio it is clear that Wajda and Glowacki have some differences of approach that have yet to be ironed out.

Other ministers will look at similar issues in prisons and communities although previous meetings have highlighted differences of approach within the Cabinet about how to tackle the problem.

"Even if we should have several differences of approach with the United States on NATO and Afghanistan, we are aware that we are allies and partners," he said.

Conservative sources said Osborne's intervention – a proposal that also prompted Nick Clegg to publicly warn that the chancellor is in danger of making a "monumental mistake" – had highlighted stark differences of approach between the chancellor and Duncan Smith over how to reform Britain's social security system.

Appreciate differences of approaches and opinions.

At the heart of this dispute was an intrinsic difference of approach.

The same difference of approach applies to the war in Afghanistan.

The offer reflects the difference of approach toward North Korea between the United States and its partners, especially China.

"There's a real difference of approach here," said Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, "and I'm not sure it's mendable".